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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1930
Page
7
Miss Sarah Dewing promotes home canning across Beadle Spink and Hand counties. The national contest offers 470 prizes totaling $600 for best jars in fruit vegetables and meats. Clos ing Oct 1, entries require one jar per class and uniformity in judging.
Diet column notes Miss Louise Dixon home economics expert explains the third week of a five week bread adding plan for women dieting under her guidance. Women should confirm health status with a physician before starting and must not exceed five weeks. The plan presets daily breakfast of raw tomato egg and clear soup, with optional bread at lunch or dinner and varied salads. Weighing daily at the same time and attire is advised. the third week diet details continue next Saturday.
Recipes submitted by Miss Louise Dixon at the Evening Huronite free cooking school include Angel Food Cake Swiss Steak Chicken Pit and a fudge sauce. Instructions cover sugar syrup meringue folding bake method with center tube pans and cooling, plus steak bake with tomatoes and onions, chicken pie layering with gravy and crust, and a creamy chocolate sauce for ice cream.
The article details a small two story house with long horizontal lines, a large glass area, black brick atop living room walls, a two car garage, and a front entry door in weathered gray or green. Tower and front bedroom offer large rooms while the dining room features a hay window and a spacious kitchen behind. Estimated cost ranges from $1000 to $13,000 depending on labor and materials.
A Weston family drives through the night to spend a lake day at Lake Enemy Swim. The parents worry over missing children while the four kids join a group of Scouts, swim, and roam the camp as mosquitoes bite and plans shift. The father expresses relief after reuniting with the youths.
Velvet returns as a key fabric with elaborate beading, black chiffon touches, and seed pearl motifs. New lightweight materials weigh little, including ostrich feather cloth, velveteen coats, and printed chiffons. Winter wraps in velvet and velveteen appear with coordinated color palettes led by black and white, with periwinkle, red, brown, cerise, and violet accents shaping social wear.
The Spink county Women’s extension club executive board met at Redfield to wrap plans for 1930 31 with Miss Sara L Dewing noting past year reports New officers were chosen social activities and cooperation with State and Federation of Women’s clubs plus a home furnishing project studying music and books Nominating committee met at Deland with reports given at today’s meeting Also a British steamship line will launch the world’s largest electrically driven passenger liner 1056 feet long displacing 60002 tons.
Evelyn Coyne notes a shift to soft lines and uneven brims in early fall hats by Huron milliners and department stores. Velvet dominates with berets, turbans, and toques in chiffon, transparent and Lyons velvet, while bows, feathers, and jeweled trims accent lightweight crowns and exposed foreheads.
Miss Sara L. Dewing announces that county clubs will select one women's demonstration team each to compete at the district meet. The district winner will represent the district at the state fair with judging scoring determining attendance as guests of the fair board. Each district will present a unique topic, with Central South Dakota focusing on foods, plus a home time saver booth at the fair.
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